Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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EVA MCDOLE If when you go past 'Penneys,' you just happen to see someone walking around among the manne- quins in the front windows that's Mary. She has worked at 'Pennys' for about three years, and on co-op the past two. Her big ambition is to have a dress shop of her own as she loves to design clothes Athletic as well, Mary likes any kind of out-door sporh 'To have friends is to be one' is the motto Eva has followed during her four years in high school. That this is good advice is demonstrated by the many friends she has made. She has belonged to G.A.A. and she took a general course. Her future seems to be very well settled if that diamond means anything. Lavern 'Nicholson' Mikula is an avid sports enthusiast. He favors the Chicago cubs in UGSBDBIIQ the Michigan wolverines in basketballg and and is well-informed on many other sports. Lavern, who has Spent his last two years as assistant chief of the student police, isn't interested merely in the spectator part of sports. You can see Lavern Playing a nhotu third base for 'Lunde and Sheldonu during the summer softball season, A Y MORTENSON MARVIN MULLIGAN J SDorts have taken up most Of Elsie's spare time since she entered L. H. S. She has been active member of the G.A.A. participating in al the outdooi'and indoor sports She was on the championship soccer team when she was a freshman. Elsie has also served on many tommittees for parties, always showing up for the clean-up committee on the umorning after-the night befo ref. Tall, talented, and temper- nental could very well describe Pat, because that is exactly what she is. Tall, about 5 ft., 9 in., talented in art work with aspirations of becoming an interior decorator or fashion designer, and fempef- mental about anything that doesn't please her. Pat has been very active through-out her high school career, being 2 ch er leader for three years a member of all the decorat- inq conmittees for parties and a member of the Glee Club for two yeais.' vi By far the most jovial member of the senior class, Marvin makes friends and puns where- ever he goes. On the student police force when a freshmen and sophomore, he became chief during his junior year and has ably held down that post this year. Marvin turned athlete during his freshman year: became class secretary in his junior year, and then took to to the stage as neoris Kolen- hovv in the senior play. To quote Marvin, 'My favorite food is food.' ELSIE NELSON PATRICIA NEUMANN

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'bono' is known as the i 1 Happy-go-lucky 'Red'l 8obby's 961 that do e work and the boy that's hard to miss, She does it w in ition whether he's stroll mg through to being in ba orchestra the halls or pulling cheers she was a che eader for out of the crowd at a football three ye . She played very or basketball game. Those ab Gay lington he bright red curly locks, nior y,nY an Tam and that white cheerleading it w' You D09 5 worked uniformreally set him off to v' oro sl on various 9005 advantage. A QOOG Joe co i ees thro hout he ur 7 ' his through and through, Bob's Yeafs in hi9h School and W' X .EQ interests vary from art and out for bask am A a 1 music to being the lead chorus freshman' Sh ' en A girl in a traveling assembly Commefciai C'Ur5' for She 1552 , show, presented by the Boys' plans to work an office LRE? i Glee Club. after graduation. -'ff - ROBERT LARSEN DORIS LARSON Driving for the Star Watch Case V . . Company keeps Dick I n the KQAXK A, Fred plans to join the Marines .ChipS., but has not kept him K 1 ,-'-v gg? j as soon as N2 graduates from from being bus, in high School Q n Q L.H.S. He has worked on the working in the library, serving A Q L 'I W C0439 program Phe hast two years on the police force and singing 3?Q2- V is W g - ixggt ln an apnrent'CesW'p to Decgme in the Boys' Glee Club. Dick yi JZAQ, Q' a Shoemaker' in his Spfdre tlmei says that after a hard day'S igyi -.v, NQQHLK gi, ywfgg ,, Fred likes to Pursue his hobby work there-S nothing better all fjHs.V6-Ggyf geyieggi 4: I which is hiking. After a nice than a roast beef dinner. we i L sql i at ,,, ww , long nike ingtm? woods' he is hope no one gives you a .Dum ,. 'Si g-I Usually satisfied to return Stes r . I D 5 C ki - v 5351-' to a nice meal of ham and eggs, gg?E QQhj9 gum '-.'l tg. his favo rites anyt une. :'1Q5fka 'Q ii . . ft 'i 5 w ask' T? EMERY MARRISON RICHARD LARSON if you can't help dancing t0 that syncopated drum-beat that you are likely 10 heif any place, any time. just look for Emery. You'll probably find him perched on a stool behind that bee-utiful set of drums, doing A 'Krupa' that starts your feet moving in spite of themselves. AH0lh8V 'Melodier', Emery has been one of the most'prominent members in band and orchestra during high school, and his talents with the drumsticks will be greatly missed. FRECMMALLIETT ,eeovff ' Marilyn is not only one of the prettiest but one of the busiest and most energetic girls in school. Her spark- ling smile and dark eyes earned her position as member of the Homecoming Queen's Court. During her senior year Marylyn was clerk in the student court and in the Student-Teacher C0-Ovefative Commission. Her portrayal of Rheba in the senior play shows her versatile nature. Her artistic ability got her the job of art editor for the senior annual. i I ,, f'i f ii MARILYN MATsoN

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JoYcE Ncweenc' Pat has proved her ability to break down sales resistance by holding her job at the Morris Store for two years. Her inter- ests seem to center around sports as she was a member of G.A.A. and played soccer when she was a freshman. Her hobby is skating. Pat took a com- mercial course. Always happy, and always smil- ing, even when a chemistry test looms, and somehow you just can't help smiling right along with her. Sometimes we wonder how she can be so cheer- ful with all the extra work she has,such as G.A.A.,Y-Teens, senior play, feature editor for the Senior Annual, Oriole Life during her freshman and sopho- more years, and basketball and soccer, also during her first two years. Joyce plans to go to Michigan State and study sociology. H5dge', as he is called by his friends, has participated in L.H.S.'s three major sports H6 played football for three years and basketball one year in addition to turning out for track in his freshman and sophomore years. H9 was known around school as an enter- prising flatfoot his first and second years. It seems that 'Edge' spends most of his time putterihg with his'32 'Chevvy', which never seems to run just right. PAT ORGAN 'Blurp's' activities would almost fill a pagepall 200 lbs. plus of him has been busy in football, track and basketball during his high school career. His big job in his senior year was being president of Boys' Association, but in spite of this he found time to serve as student 'cop', sing in the glee club and sell ads for the Senior Annual. Sports and food vie for top honors as Deanie's favorite hobby. ELIZABETH PALM L.H.S. will lose not only an ace drummer when Donnie gradu- ates, but an artist and first- rate dancer as well. Band and orchestra have taken a good share of Donnie's time and the rest he spends either working out a masterpiece on canvas or cutting a rug at the nearest dance. A real art enthusiasL Donnie has a small workshop where he carries on a business as a commercial artist. .4 N ,i 'Y L 5' fpr' Q uai' ZS H will 3 on 5 ' ' he 9 Q' 5' B gap , V .,.i'Sgi, N5 .' UQ . . JF, Y t N ' ,' iii!-'v' , -tan. i h an Mgmt 'Q ' -Vg. .,u'ii4?' C' i nf' . ,'...'- 1' the f,f . 2. hr ,W gJE 5? 1- ' Q Q-- nw .,. . X' 4 .g. fsatiit' 'I - A ' -f H ' .tau .mf . ', i - I., 1?zW,jxf V N I A Y' ,cy SE? -w1'c.yJ ' Hr. .Ww'- .wiv yitf' -'f ,fi-?i9i3gi ...-gang, K. ' .if fgpjwi V io, 'r lil 'rw A s, ....,t- der, xg A Qwixg 3j+'q NL ' V43 ., Q. ' Zn' 11. '- nt J g.-.M 'Y' gh :gx -' . ' 1 1': - :i v - A sion, .h -ts u :,:,:,FC'a rhzu -- .I .. - . t , 5- -.. . - '.-i-,-0' . .1 ' '2-1q.- .5-5 S 4-' :z ' In , I.. ...moi . ,sv-l ,Jn ,n Al, Q I -t-2-it it- .1--.yr t' . 'Ls i 1 , - .A 43,--N X .'-,:.'- In: ,, , ' -4 .,',1,- -i-,i v, - ' -5, ..: .A ,,,. ,jf if' ' ' u . 'n '. V 1' L on .1 .Q f 1 v A ou ALVlN OLSON She may seem quiet: she may seem shyg---but once you get to know her she's one swell gall Betsy has been a busy member of Girls' League, having served on committees for the Bunny Hop, Mothers' Tea, Prom, and several other social af- fairs. She was a member of G.A.A. for four years, earning her emblem during her junior year. Betsy also gave her all to sports by going out for ten- nis, basketball, soccer and volleyball. She was a member of the championship team when a sophomore DEAN PARKER DON PEHRSON if 1- 2